Check the water reservoir monthly or when the top 1–2 inches of soil feel dry. Refill only when the reservoir is empty to avoid overwatering.

Use room-temperature, filtered, or distilled water to prevent salt and mineral buildup. Alternatively, let tap water sit uncovered for 24 hours before use.

Place your Dracaena in bright, indirect light. Avoid harsh direct sunlight, which can burn or yellow the leaves. Use sheer curtains to diffuse light if necessary.

Keep the plant in a stable location to avoid stress from frequent movement.

Avoid placing the plant near heating or cooling sources, such as vents or radiators, as these can dry out the air and stress the plant.

Dracaenas prefer higher humidity levels. Increase humidity by: - Using a pebble tray filled with water under or near the pot. - Placing a small humidifier nearby. - Setting an open glass of water near the plant to allow evaporation.

Remove yellowing or browning leaves with clean scissors to encourage fresh growth.

Trim only the brown tips of leaves into a point to maintain their natural shape.

Trim damaged, yellow, or brown leaves using clean scissors.

Ensure the plant is placed in bright, indirect light and away from air vents or radiators.

Water only when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry, and refill the reservoir with room-temperature water.

Causes: Low humidity, irregular watering, or prolonged moisture around the roots.

Solutions: - Trim damaged tips with clean scissors, cutting into a gentle point. - Let the self-watering reservoir fully empty before refilling. Confirm dryness by inserting a skewer into the soil. - Increase humidity using a pebble tray, humidifier, or open glass of water. - Improve airflow and light by moving the plant to a brighter spot with good air circulation. Avoid harsh, direct sunlight.

These are often caused by low humidity during transit. Increase humidity around the plant and trim affected tips as needed.

Trim only the damaged tips with clean scissors, cutting into a point to maintain the natural leaf shape.

Increase humidity around the plant using a pebble tray or a small humidifier.

Use filtered or distilled water if your tap water is hard or softened.